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Smoking cigarettes can destroy lungs, but shocking new study reveals why vaping can harm the heart
The American College of Cardiology has some bad news for e-cigarette users after a new study found that those who vape are 19% more likely to develop heart failure compared to their non-vaping ... Read More
More than 1 in 8 people feel mistreated during childbirth, new study finds
according to a new study from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. The study found that mistreatment during childbirth is a "regular occurrence," according to a news release. Read More
New Study Finds ‘Forever Chemicals’ In Major Bandage Brands Like Band-Aid, Curad, Up & Up
The study reported PFAS, which can last for years or decades in the body, have been linked to developmental issues, cancers, fertility issues. A new study ... 11 parts per million to 328 ppm ... Read More
Early menopause puts women at higher risk for dementia, study shows
BOSTON - A new study finds that early menopause plus a higher risk for heart disease may put women at higher risk of having dementia later in life. Women are at greater risk for Alzheimer's than men. Read More
Diabetes News
Too Little Sleep Raises Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, New Study Finds Mar. 6, 2024 — Adults who sleep only three to five hours per day are at higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a ... Read More
Women's heart disease risk can rise sharply after menopause, a new study finds. Here's what to know.
Women’s heart health may decline precipitously after going through menopause, a new ... risk profiles, including age, race and other health conditions. Everyone included in the study was taking ... Read More
Most women older than 65 don't need to stop hormone therapy, new study finds. Here's what you need to know.
Now, new research finds that women ... the treatment matter. The study, which was published in Menopause, the journal of The Menopause Society, analyzed data from 10 million senior women on ... Read More
Pregnancy and Childbirth News
The study is the first to systematically ... Mar. 14, 2024 ... the entry of additional sperm and the ensuing death of the embryo, a new study finds. The work ... Good News: The US Maternal ... Read More
Secondhand e-cigarette vapor may pose risk to children: study
We all know that secondhand cigarette smoke is a bad thing − the dangers of tobacco smoke exposure to children specifically have long been known to cause ailments from asthma attacks and ... Read More
Electric cars could improve kids' health, study finds
Perhaps the biggest finding: nearly three million childhood ... children’s health. The study projected the health impacts on children assuming: All new passenger vehicles sold are zero ... Read More
Women who drink more than 8 alcoholic beverages a week are at greater risk of heart disease: new study
A new study indicates ... included in the study — and researchers also examined the patients' ages, smoking habits, physical activity levels and additional cardiovascular risk factors as shown ... Read More
Study finds 3 big risk factors for dementia
Diabetes, air pollution and alcohol consumption could be the biggest risk factors for dementia, a study has found. Researchers compared modifiable risk factors for dementia - which is characterized by ... Read More
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